Second half county hoops card opens with Coca Cola win
The County Basketball League tipped off post intermission last night at the State Armory with Coca Cola routing Y M A A 42 to 22, Ox Fibre edging Price Bros 29 to 26, and a revived State Guard beating DeMolay 27 to 20 before about 50 Navy officers guests of the Junior Chamber of Commerce for USC benefit games. Dorsey Shipley spurred two winners as Bo Hauver and the Blaze Guard sparked attacks, with Wolfe Pack and Rhoderick keying efforts in tight affairs. Don Shipley tallied 12 for the State Guard finale while Haover steered the Soldiers.
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Aguy
State Armory
Coca Cola
Ox Fibre
Price Bros
Meerly
Navy
Dorsey Shipley
Blaze
Bo Hauver
Y. Maa
Wolfe Pack
Bbederick
Rhoderick
Brushmen
Don Shipley
Haover
Gardner
Baer
Morgan
G. Ramsburg
Kerchner
Fs Smith
Angleberger
Willard
Hee
M.A. A
Kline
Esworthy
Slagle
W. Talley
Griffin
M. Talley
Eichelberger
L. Murray
Strine
DeMelay
Reeder
Cc. Kemp. i . O
Abrecht
Baumgardner
Martz
Ol Handiey
Moss
G. O
Bate Guard
F. T
Brown
J, Martz
D. Shipley
Keller
McLaren
G O
Tolste
E. Albaugh
T. Eichelberger
Fuzzy” Gilbert
Brish
Western Maryland Defeats Gettysburg 40 to 30 in Basketball
Western Maryland opened strong and held the lead to beat Gettysburg 40 to 30. Ed Mogowski sparked the early surge while Gettysburg’s Tony Yoviesin led scorers with 15 points, as the visitors never caught the pace.
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Westminster
Western Maryland
Gettysburg
Maryland
Ed Mogaw- Ski
Mason-Dixon
Tony Yoviesin
Biayca
Teading
Mogowski
Baltimore Quint To Play State School Tonight
The Silent Oriole Club of Baltimore faces M S D Varsity on Maryland State School court at 6 30 pm. Alumni Snyder Markel and Judino join the Orioles in a homecoming type night with a Scout program prior. Admission is by ticket only.
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Silentee
Maryland
Silent Oriole Club
Baltimore
George Singer
Orioles
Snyder
Markel
Judino
Scotty Snyder
M.S
Orisles
U.S. Naval Academy
Aip
Troop No. B
Maryland State School
Lewis Longfellow
Arthur Winesbrewer
Roosevelt dodges question on future of big league baseball
President Roosevelt offered no definite stance on whether professional baseball would continue during wartime. He referred it to two secretaries, laughed, and noted a minor league owner asking to limit play to the majors, while a war manpower issue loomed. Also reports North End Juniors beat St. John's Juniors 41-40 in a tight basketball game.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War Manpower Commission
Marvin H_ .McIntyre
Stephen Early
North End
S. Gaver
St. John's
Johnnies
JA. Myers
St John's
Aheld
YH. Sanders
Keiwheds
Grove
G. Smith
Gaver
John's
J. Haines
Rhoads
A. Wisner
C. Poole
Myers
D. Mask
James Leichert
Raymond' S Brown
Independents defeat Walkersville in tight 41 34 game
Glade Valley Independents toppled Walkersville High School 41 to 34 at Glade Valley High Gym. Moberly led the winners with key first quarter pressure while Ensor sparked Walkersville late. The Independents seek another game Tuesday on Walkersville’s floor through manager Austin Dutrow.
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Walkersville High School
Glade Valley Independents
Glade Valley High School
Aymnasium
Moberly
Quint
Ensor
Walkersville
Austin Dutrow
G. F. T. Tensor
Ie Shankle
Zimmerman
Smith
Young
Fry
Independents
F. Tp
Crum
Murphy
Giarst
Fuckinger
Eeery
Oi Dutrow
Dutrow
Nicodemus
Race Tracks Still Worry On How To Start
New war time strain on rubber and transport threatens U S horse racing. Calipornia’s Bay Meadows canceled its meet and William M Jeffers urged governors to curb auto travel to tracks. Tracks across the country face possible shutdowns unless restrictions ease and public sentiment shifts.
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New York
Bay Meadows
California
William M. Jeffers
Washington
Ohio
River Downs
Thistledowns
Ascot
Fairmount
Illinois
Saratoga
Garden State
New Jersey
Delaware Park
Rockingham
New Hampshire
Keeneland
Kentucky
Maryland
Chicago
Baltimore
Lawsville
Jeffers
Earl Warren
Wies
Baker's Bowling League Latest Results
Fred'k Junk 3 Bkyst'n 0 Stup Bros 2 Storm Shipley 1 Rippeon 2 American Store Bills vs Everedy postponed Games Monday Bills vs Stup Bros Bikyst'n vs Everedy Games Tuesday American Stores vs Fred'k Junk Rippeon vs Storm Shipley
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Fred’k
Junk
Bkyst'n
Stup Bros
Storm-Shipley
Rippeon
American
Bills
Everedy
Bikyst'n
Fred'k
Fred
Coca Cola and Ox Fibre Lead League Scores Last Night
Coca Cola 24 and Ox Fibre 29 led a tight night with M A A 22 and Price Bros 26. State Guard 27 and DeMolay 20 completed the night. Friday matches pit Coca Cola against Ox Fibre and M A A against DeMolay with Price Bros facing State Guard.
Pittsburgh Dimout Eyed To Shield Skies From Beacons
Pittsburgh and inland cities may begin dimouts for the duration to block beacon-like sky glare that could guide enemy aviators to industrial centers. Samuel G. Hily ben, adviser to Army and civilian defense officials, spoke in an interview.
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Pittsburgh
Wpittssburgh
Samuel G Hily ‘Ben
Army
New York Plans Rail and Auto Transport for Tracks
New York considers routing five tracks in the metropolitan area with rail lines or subways serving Belmont Jamaica and Empire City plants. Three drawn vehicles may haul fens from stations to tracks while Maryland sites move meetings toward Pimlico, Baltimore, via existing streetcar lines. Belmont already contacted a contractor for trotting at Westbury last summer.
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Tee Bret
New York
Thomas B. Dewey
Up State
Spa
Fena &Y
Belesont
Jamaica
Aqueduct
Empire City
Long Island Mailroad
Belmont
Westbury
Long Island
Maryland
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Laure
Pimlico
Baltimore
Rangers and Blackhawks play as war slows talent
New York Feb 6 roundup notes hockey on thin ice as major players dwindle yet crowds grow. Rangers rely on veterans Ott Keller and Earl Seibert while Red Garrett makes a brief Madison Square Garden appearance. Also mentions Babe Ruth’s baseball forecast and a roster of other sports figures in a lively, era-specific snapshot.
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New York
Skaling
Chicago
Ott Keller
Earl Seibert
Denver's Pitching Hopefuls Face Red Sox Tryout
The report notes Lucier from Louisville joining a spring tryout with the Red Sox after transitioning from a high school infield to pitching when his team needed him. It mentions Beau Jack expected to earn about $23,000 in last night's match and Chicago manager Chic Wer geles balancing duties delivering basketball publicity. Also discusses potential Garden State Track operations next summer amid travel limits and a new race oval near the State Fair Grounds with 11,000 seats.
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Lew Lucier
Louisville
Red Sox
Flingeve
Beau Jack
Fruture Zivie
Chic Wergeles
Garden State
New Jersey
Trenton
State Fair Grounds
Beau Jack Defeats Zivic In Rough Madison Square Bout
Beau Jack won a 10 round decision over Fritzie Zivic at Madison Square Garden. A disputed low blow in the eighth round sparked a wild crowd reaction with boos lasting into the ninth. Jack weighed 13714 pounds, Zivic 145%. The Associated Press card had Jack five rounds to four with one even, after a fight described as roaring and riotous.
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New York
Beau Jack
Fritzie Zivic
Madison Square Garden
Jack
Zivic
Young Otto
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pretzel History Words From Monastic Reward Tale
The word pretzel comes from the Latin pretiola meaning little reward. Monks gave them to children as a prize for learning prayers, shaping a snack with a long tradition.
Public Sale Of Household And Kitchen Furniture Near Walkersville Md
The undersigned will sell on the premises along Dublin Continental macadam road two and one half miles Northwest of Walkersville Md on Friday February 26 1943 at 1230 P M East War Time. Household and kitchen furniture much of which is antique includes beds walnut and iron pieces chairs rockers dressers clocks tables rugs oak refrigerator stoves and a large variety of dishes glassware and crocker y. Settlement on day of sale cash. Harry Z Hedges Anova K Hedges Glenn Trout Auct BR Ketly Clerk.
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Walkersville
Neal
Harry Z. Hedges
Anova K. Hedges
Glenn_Trout
BR. L
Pioneer Walnut Tree Returns Riches in Oregon Tale
In 1835 a pioneer family carried a small walnut tree from Missouri and replanted it in Oregon. The tree later yielded a $20,000 value of veneer when harvested 93 years later, illustrating enduring family effort and settlers' resourcefulness.
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Missouri
Oregon
Public sale of restaurant equipment in Frederick City Maryland
By order of Circuit Court Frederick County Maryland the trustee will hold a public sale on February 18 1943 at 124 East Patrick Street Frederick City 8 50 AM Eastern War Time. Equipment includes Post Office Telegraph clock National computing cash register electric Venetian blinds window awnings glass pie cases soda fountain Frigidaire ice cream cabinet beer cabinets Seeburg Symphonola back bar paneling neon lighting and vast kitchen dine equipment with 130 cases empty bottles a large food and supply inventory. Inspection available morning of sale. Terms cash. Trustee Princeton Buckey Holden Felton attorney Emmett A Bowls auctioneer RL L. Kelly clerk.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maryland
East Pautck Street
Frederick City
Postal Telegraph
National Computing Cash Register
Gilcrist
Mode Lothian
National Cash Register
Ami
Novadel-Agene Corp
Seeburg
Smith
H. P
Richardson
Gilbert
Clesner
Farm sale auction at Riverside with livestock and equipment
A large farm sale near Sate Dersitteville Ireland lists cows and calves, hogs, hens, and machinery. Items include Bolo Gypsy cattle, registered cows, a heifer calved 1943, hogs with sows and piglets, 20 NH Red hens, farm machinery, Ford pickup, hay, beans, harness, dairy fixtures, butchering equipment, and numerous tools. Auctioneers R Bowlus Joy Eigenbrode and Raymond L. Kelly. Noted will be at the U B church with refreshments.
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Dersitteville
Ireland
Alice
Mabel
Uace
M. L. Dade
Sre Bel Tare Mable
Bessie Mo
W. Kepler
Calved
Lampmont Admiral Harvester
Ormsby Lass
New Hampshire
McCormick-Deering
David Bradley
John Deere
H.C
FORD
Myers Force
Ed Ter. Immert R. Bowlus
Joy W. Eigenbrode
Raymond L. Kelly
Cleck- Robersville U. B. Church
Public Sale Listing From February Register
A fragmentary sale register lists numerous individuals by name and address with dates in February, noting estates and sales near Frederick, Middletown, Walkersville, Libertytown, and surrounding areas. Names include Kara Barker estate, Fannie M. Mayne, Clarence Blackston, Cletus Barnes, Charles Houck, Oscar Shafer, and many others, with locations such as Frederick, Middletown, and Unionville. The notice appears in a local News-Post public sale advertisement.
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Kara Barker
Brunswick
Fannie M. Mayne
Dil Ave
Frederick
Clarence Blackston
Uniogtown
Carroll Core
Claude RK. Etzler
Good Intent
Ladiesburg
Cletus E. Barnes
Fountain School
Libertytown
Charles §. Houck
Oscar £. Shafer
Shelfer Farm
Middletown
M—H. M. Eigenbrode
Burkittrville
Harry Z. Hedges
Walkersville
G. G. Toms
Bowlus Farm
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Worms
Port Deposit
PSC
Feaiteants
Delaware
The
Baltimore Quint
Max Straw
Paul McNut
Warren
William P. Kyne
Oval
San Francisco
Dewey
Baker’s Bowling League
Co. Basketball League
State Guard
DeMolay
OY. M.A. A
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Markell & Ford
Hugh Fullerton, JE
Rangers
Red Garrett
Garrett
Étty , Cema
Dick Williamson
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Babe Ruth
Pirates
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Navy Pre Flight School
Lcludes
Jim Tatum
North Carolina
Wes Schuimerich
Joe Orsini
Pitt
Joe Giallombardo
Erv Dutak
Cardinals
Eves
Denver
Lakewood
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market-St
Frederick, Md
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
Farnsworth Restaura Magazine
Dixie Ambrosia No
Kellogg's
Pillsbury
Aisvenser
Martan's City
Carroll Co
Union
Velvet Pipe Tobacco
Prince Albert
Grangers
Tweed
Raleigh
Roger Blades
Grand
Sensation
Old Gold
Avalon
Kool
Marvel
Wings
Pall Mall
Recruit
Derby
Havana
Union Workman
Bromo Seltzer
Asitin
Ex-Lax
Stanack
Robert Burns
P. Princeton Buckey
Truster
Holden
Felton
Emmett A. Bowls
RL L. Kelly
Serizltau
Ridgeville
Findhara van Sant
Rich
Dee Baat R. Grossnickie
Johnsville
Calvin A. Hamilton
Clemsonville
Union Bridge
M. M. Spurrier
Robert Lowman
Entral Church
Old Amnapels
Penp Clark Estate
Old Amnapelis Road
Central Church
Frank N. Kilgour
Sheppard's Lane
Clarkavine
Forest King
Quince Orchard
W. WF. Price
C. M. Norwood
Ayatstown
Lawrence C. Fry
Bachtystown
Charles A. Honer
Myersville Road
Clacgett Wiles
Ligier
Jefferson
Fedoka Py. Foreman
New Windsor
G. Mallow
England
Momrevia
Cles P. Menry
Adamstown
Thomas P. Caller
Mecheys Own
Jee A
George L. Demes
Dickerson
Marion J. Whitter
Braddock Heights
Dr. John
Bert
Ceresville
Raymond L. Bidte
Mite Perth Reso
Matt Mt
Berger
Wathwest Doubs
W. Fowt
Marmony Grove
Pril
Myra
M. Wissner
Gueueye
W. ‘Sutely
W. jaPerkee
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